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License Requirement You must be licensed if you meet the following conditions: You possess 5 or more adult intact female dogs and/or cats and you are in the business of breeding them for sale or exchange.
It is illegal to sell, trade, barter, or give pets away without a permit, regardless of where you're trying to sell them. If you want to sell your pet, please apply for a Litter Permit, as well as a Seller's Permit.
All pets over the age of three months are required by law to have a current rabies vaccination and pet license in unincorporated Harris County. Licensing is an important means of identification and can help return lost pets to their owners quickly. Failure to vaccinate or license your pet may result in a fine.
Many states, including Texas, have made it illegal for new breed-specific legislation to be enacted; existing laws in some counties and cities were grandfathered in. Texas has a “dangerous dog” law that requires substantial liability insurance and confinement for a dog deemed dangerous regardless of breed.
Summary: Under the Texas Dog or Cat Breeders Act, a person may not act as a dog or cat breeder without a license. Facilities must be inspected at least once every 18-months, and inspectors must notify the law enforcement if they discover evidence of animal cruelty or neglect.